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Lifer for me, and as far as I can tell, the first record from the Le Pinacle subpopulation in quite a while. Last few pictures are habitat shots.

On en trouve souvent chaque année depuis longtemps

Known site.
13-14 costal grooves

Three species of anurans of the Northeastern BC boreal forest in one bucket! From left to right - Western (boreal ) Toad, Boreal Chorus Frog, Wood Frog

Western Pond Turtles have not been seen in BC for 50 years! This looks like a Red-eared Slider hybrid? ID confirmation, please, comments etc

A Wood Frog on top mistaking this Salamander for a female!

photographed in captivity but collected nearby by others

Part of a known population in PA.

Documenting first Saskatchewan record, Highway 3 between Manitoba border and Armit. As described in Blue Jay 67(4):235-241 (2009), available at bluejayjournal.ca.

Federally endangered species. Handled under proper permits for research purposes.

I believe this is the endangered Jefferson Salamandor, I seen two this evening.

Field research with USFWS and USGS.

Seen on my property around 10 am at the edge of a ravine - Vienna ontario

Five in one bush, plus a garter

I found this wild frog in a pond in Nova Scotia and it looks kinda like a normal frog but it’s yellow and has red eyes

Northern water snake. What is it eating?

Basking in the sun, including a group of presumably recently born massasaugas. Original raw file of the young massassaugas is available.

Saw both turtles within 20 meters of each other at approximately 11 am on Monday August 9th

On highway 38 south of Sharbot Lake

14 costal grooves and ~2mm between nostrils however it was far from fully grown

Alive on road

I fished the spotted salamander out of our pool and places it near our fish pond.